How to see if an Alaskan Malamute is purebred

Whether Da Ah is pure or not, you depend on the tail to curl the tail. The eyes can only be dark brown.

That's the easiest way to do it.

Mao's words are a little longer than Xiaoha. If the eyes are blue or something else, they are not pure.

1. From the perspective of the appearance of Alaskan dogs, purebred Alaskan dogs have excellent appearance, and they generally inherit good genes from their parents, and they look much better than ordinary Alaskan dogs.

The head is wide and deep, and it does not look too stupid and clumsy, but it exudes a sense of cleverness, a gentle and cute expression, and a lively personality.

The shape of the eyes is about the size of an almond shape and takes on a natural brown color, and in general, the darker the eye color, the purer the Alaskan dog breed.

2. From the perspective of the body trunk and limbs, the trunk of the Alaskan dog appears to be compact, but it is not short, the bone size is appropriate, the body is strong and powerful, and the muscles are developed, but it does not appear bloated and obese. At the same time, the tail naturally droops, and if raised, it can skim over the back.

In addition, the neck and back of the Alaskan dog will form a very graceful arc when the head naturally rises and falls.

3. Judging from the fur of the Alaskan dog, the fur of the purebred Alaskan dog must be smooth and shiny, and it will not be very short like a fox, and the hair on the shoulders, neck and lower part of the back appears to be longer, and the color is generally normal gray or medium black.

4. Judging from the posture of Alaskan dogs, generally pure Alaskan dogs will hold their heads high when they walk, and their steps are steady and powerful.

Do so to easily discern :

1. When buying Alaskan puppies, in addition to seeing whether the physical indicators have been standardized, we should also pay attention to whether the temper of the Alaskan Malamute is impatient. For this hard-working dog breed, impatience is an intolerable trait.

2. At the same time, any defect in standing, walking or running will also make an Alaskan Malamute an inferior grade. So when buying an Alaskan puppy, it's the most important thing to do when letting the dog run around and carefully observe their limbs.

3. Hug it with your own hands to examine the weight of the dog's bones, after all, too light or too heavy, and the uncoordinated body proportions are fatal shortcomings.

Precautions for family dog ownership.

1. Although dogs have been tamed for thousands of years, they still retain many wild characteristics, one of which is obedience to the leader, so it is very important to behave like a leader when raising a dog.

2. 1-year-old dog = 17-year-old person, 2-year-old dog = 23-year-old person. Every 1 month = 1 year old. Large dogs are old, and small dogs are getting older.

3. Dogs are color blind and have no sense of taste, and they rely on their sense of smell to distinguish taste.

4. Standing stiffly in front of a dog will make it feel hostile. (Of course, you also run around in fear).

5. The dog raises the front grabs to say "I want to be friends with you".

6. The dog goes around the person to mean "give the order!" ”

7. The posture of climbing down with the front legs and the buttocks cocked indicates "I want to play".

8. To the person who walks side by side with the master, it will think "this is the master's friend".

9. When feeling uneasy, the dog always wants to get into the middle of people.

10. Hanging his ears and tears in his eyes indicate that he is uneasy.

11. Lowering its head, rolling its eyes and looking up, drooping its tail and waging it around indicates that it is "introspecting".

12. Expose your stomach and face the sky to say "I trust you!" ”

1. Look at the eyes, the color is not allowed to be blue, it can be gray or brown.

2. Look at the face shape Alaska only has a cross and a peach heart.

3. You can take advantage of the fact that it is not paying attention to the appropriate slap to see if it is afraid?

4. Alaska's bone mass is larger than that of huskies.

It is recommended that you do not buy it at the dog market, most of them are sick, and it is best to find your own one.

You go to the Alaskan Malamute Bar to ask about the condition, it's all about this dog breed, as for the cheap and good, you can only go to 58 City to find it.

Buy a dog You are raising it yourself, whether it is pure or not, as long as you like it. The truly pure Allah has been extinct before, and the Allahs we see now are all improved from later. Hope the answer is helpful to you.

It is best to ask a veterinarian or expert to witness, pay more attention when you buy, you can take a few photos as negatives, show people who understand this industry, and then decide.

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Now there are very few particularly pure Alaska. Generally speaking, as long as the parents are Alaska, they are pure, and the others are all problems in quality. In addition, many dogs are matched by Allah and Husky, which is generally difficult to see from the surface.

The dogs in AKC have a specific set of standards for judging dogs, and many dogs look very similar, but there is a big difference in the quality of bones, muscles, and hair, and it is impossible to see the reason just by looking at it. Even if it is not in very good condition, it cannot be said that it is not pure, because as long as its parents are Alaska, then it is pure.

In addition, there is not much difference between the so-called purebred and ordinary domestic Allah, the difference is only in blood, it can only be said that this dog's bloodline is better, and the ancestors have won what prizes and how good they look. In addition, Allah's ordination is almost the same whether it is pure or not, and the cold resistance is the same.

1. Body size.

According to the AKC, the standard Alaskan Malamute should have the size of a male dog with a height of 25 inches (centimeters) at the withers and a weight of 85 pounds (39 kilograms); The female is 23 inches (centimeters) tall at the withers and weighs 75 pounds (34 kilograms).

Adult males with a height of 22 inches (cm) and 27 inches (cm) at the withers and female adults at 21 inches (cm) and 25 inches (cm) at the withers are acceptable, and individuals weighing more than 41 kg or less than 34 kg are common.

Occasionally, males weighing more than 120 pounds (54 kilograms) can be seen, and breeders who breed particularly large dogs refer to these large populations as "giant malamutes", although neither the AKC nor the FCI specify the maximum size size of the Alaskan Malamute, but due to the adverse effects on bone and physical development, such individuals are considered inappropriate for purebred Alaskan Malamutes. It is also not accepted by the AKC's purebred dog standard.

Look at the eyes, the color of the coat, and the bones.